After pregnancy, if you have mycosis vaginalis, you can vaginally apply medication and choose drugs that do not have teratogenic effects on the fetus, such as nifurtimox vaginal tablets, which do not affect the fetus and are safer for pregnant women to use. Because of the increase of estrogen in the body after pregnancy, it is easy to get mycosis fungoides at this time, and the leucorrhea increases after pregnancy, so vaginal infection may occur. If you have vulvar itching and tofu-like changes in the leucorrhea, this is the time to go to the hospital for a routine leucorrhea test to see if it is mycotic vaginitis. It is important to stop having sex after the disease because sexual stimulation may aggravate this vaginitis. The woman can douche vaginally, usually with baking soda, and vaginal medication can be used for treatment.